Sentence examples for increase in surface runoff from inspiring English sources

All models simulate an increase in surface runoff due to land use change.

The conversion of forest vegetation to managed LULC showed an increase in surface runoff from 1 to 4.2 14.1% depending on final LULC (Fig. 7, Table. 2).

The conversion of forest vegetation to managed LULC shows an increase in surface runoff from 1 to 14.1% depending on the final LULC.

In contrast, increasing cohesion and aggregation index of agricultural and forested landscapes, respectively, results to an increase in surface runoff and sediment yield as baseflow decreases.

It is claimed that repellency is likely to result in a lower infiltration rate and a concomitant increase in surface runoff, particularly on slopes.

In semi-arid regions of West Africa, on a scale of 2 km2, Favreau et al. (2009) reported a threefold increase in surface runoff even though rainfall had decreased by approximately 23% from 1970 to 1980.

Simulation results showed that land use changes have resulted in corresponding increases in surface runoff and decreases in groundwater recharge.

Using the Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT), significant increases in surface runoff (5%) and sediment yield (6%) and a reduction in baseflow (−11%) were shown.

Similar decreases in surface runoff and increases in lateral subsurface flow can be expected to occur in landscapes in the Atlantic Coastal Plain Region where strip tillage is adopted.

Subsequently, the increase in soil richness resulted in reduction (≤ 5%) in surface runoff.

Phosphorus and nitrogen found in surface runoff from 150,000 acres enrolled in the program have decreased by nearly 50 percent.